Hamlet and Ophelia and her's cats by giulband
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Comments (28)
Well done!
Fantastic image!
Very nice scene!!
excellent composition, a splendid background !!!
Amazing characters, great posing, spectacular scene and render!!
Nice family portrait. Even little Yorick is here
Fantastic work.
Fantastic characters !!
Amazing characters as always... Fantastic scene and very great pose!!! Wonderfully done !
Nice scene!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great image ;)
Great image and work my friend.
Great characters! When Ophelia goes into the water, the lake is empty ... LOL!
Impressiona a concepção e arte, magnifica obra, aplausos (5)
Fantastic character portrayal! Cool image!
fantastic work
Excellent concept my friend, very nice composition!
Great image, well done
Wonderful scene!! well done.
Wonderful work and such a sweet couple:)**********
cool to give them faces of todays family faces! effectful the black outfits against the fantastic window and light! the poses show their intensive love! super work! ;o)
Great work!
Great work! You really nailed this with the expressions.
ha ha...great image. FUNtastic!
I admire the style that you use in the works. All works are magnificent.
Excellent art work against the stained glass window!
very cool image big hug
I've owed you some comments for a while, as you've been so kind to come to my gallery. I often don't get to half the people I want to, in several weeks, because I'm just plain slow at commenting...but I wanted to give you at least one, for now, and I'll come back for more in January. Your work is highly inventive. This is one example. I love that Hamlet and Ophelia are dressed in modern clothes, ye they still have an old feel to them. (Renaissance styles, I think.) I also like that Hamlet has similar patterns on the bottom of his gown (or pants) as Ophelia does---that gentle floral ornament flowing throughout. And your subtle humor, with the cats, Ophelia's expression (a little bit of askance mixed with a little bit of annoyance), and the way hamlet is posing like he thinks he's really important, like a model. (I like the long head.) And I like that Hamlet's holding the skull and pointing to something outside the scene, which seems to be how Hamlet is in many situations in the play. Very well done, imaginative, and subtle as well, and technically well executed as well. I'll return for more after the holidays, but you do fine work and very varied as well. Happy New Year!